The House of Representatives voted on Tuesday to approve a stopgap bill aimed at preventing a government shutdown. The legislation, supported by Speaker Mike Johnson, would maintain federal funding at current levels until December 11, 2026. This move comes as lawmakers prepare for the upcoming midterm elections.
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House Approves Stopgap Bill to Prevent Government Shutdown
The House of Representatives has passed a stopgap bill to prevent a government shutdown, maintaining federal funding at current levels until December 11, 2026. Speaker Mike Johnson supported the legislation as lawmakers approach the midterm elections.
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